Zone1 I am stepping away from Judaism

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Clearly you don't.

That you defend abortion as morally just and good says I do.

People 500 years from now will look back at us as barbarians because we abort our babies.

 

[BreezeWood]

Should be rare and safe.

what jesus taught ...

Then they said, “Let us make life in our image, in our likeness, the fish in the sea and the birds in the sky the livestock and all the wild animals, and all the creatures that move along the ground.”

all life is equal ...

not for the desert people though, incessant murdering of the innocent $1.95 as long as not themselves, their motto ... azog - bing.

 

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what jesus taught ...



all life is equal ...

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not for the desert people though, incessant murdering of the innocent $1.95 as long as not themselves, their motto ... azog - bing.

Which religion do you follow?

 

[BreezeWood]

So which religion should we follow?

chose correctly as a&e - than your false desert religion and sociopathic misogyny.

try leaving your basement ... there is no we.

 

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try leaving your basement ... there is no we.

You argue against Christianity. It's only fair that you say which religion you support.

 

[BreezeWood]

Of course. Yet some lean heavily toward evil. Ahem….Islam

* hint -

yours is no different ...

 

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yours is no different ...

Which religion do YOU follow?

 

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what jesus taught ...



all life is equal ...

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not for the desert people though, incessant murdering of the innocent $1.95 as long as not themselves, their motto ... azog - bing.

Which religion do YOU follow?

 

[rosends]

Yes, each person is a genetically distinct human being. Even the ones in the womb you dehumanize by denying their humanity. But we are all God's creatures. Even Moses.

So you say. But who cares what you say?

 

[rosends]

Or do you really believe that no one had heard of Abraham until Moses told them.

Why would I say that? Instead of assuming I believe something and then asking me why I believe it, wouldn't it be better if you found out what I believe first? Or is it just easier to set up a strawman to knock down?

 

[rosends]

That you defend abortion as morally just and good says I do.

People 500 years from now will look back at us as barbarians because we abort our babies.

Judaism has a long history of having a stance on this. You can feel free to look down on Judaism. You aren't the first or most interesting.

 

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So you say. But who cares what you say?

The word of God is anything which is true. It is true that human life begins at conception. It is true that at conception a new genetically distinct human being has come into existence. It is true that this new genetically distinct human being has never existed before. It is true that this new genetically distinct human being will never exist again.

For you to say who cares about the truth is shockingly idiotic. Everyone should care about the truth.

 

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Why would I say that? Instead of assuming I believe something and then asking me why I believe it, wouldn't it be better if you found out what I believe first? Or is it just easier to set up a strawman to knock down?

Thank you for proving my point that Moses was not the author of the Torah but merely recorded what was known as common history.

 

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Judaism has a long history of having a stance on this. You can feel free to look down on Judaism. You aren't the first or most interesting.

I'm not knocking it down. It's quite extraordinary that these accounts were passed down orally for thousands of years before being recorded in writing. Pull the stick out of you ass or I'll be forced to shove it in deeper.

 

[rosends]

The word of God is anything which is true.

So since God says a fetus isn't a life, that is true. Great!

It is true that human life begins at conception.

Not according to God, just according to the scientists you cherry pick.

I picked two other sources for you to read

When Does Personhood Begin? :: News & Events :: Swarthmore College

MCDB 150 - Lecture 23 - Biology and History of Abortion | Open Yale Courses

oyc.yale.edu

 

[rosends]

I'm not knocking it down. It's quite extraordinary that these accounts were passed down orally for thousands of years before being recorded in writing. Pull the stick out of you ass or I'll be forced to shove it in deeper.

No stick. You have a vivid imagination. That you choose to fantasize about sodomizing me is interesting.

 

[rosends]

Thank you for proving my point that Moses was not the author of the Torah but merely recorded what was known as common history.

I don't recall saying that. Nor did what I say lead to that inference. You really should work on sticking to what is written and reining in your imagination.

 

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So since God says a fetus isn't a life, that is true. Great!

God did not say that. If God said that God would be wrong. God can't be wrong.

 

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Not according to God, just according to the scientists you cherry pick.

I picked two other sources for you to read

When Does Personhood Begin? :: News & Events :: Swarthmore College

MCDB 150 - Lecture 23 - Biology and History of Abortion | Open Yale Courses

oyc.yale.edu

You are rationalizing this because you can't accept killing a human being but I promise you the point of abortion is to kill a human being.

As for personhood, you lose that one too. You aren't just killing a human being, you are killing a specific human being. So says DNA.

 

[rosends]

God did not say that. If God said that God would be wrong. God can't be wrong.

so given a choice between what the scientists you cherry picked claim and God's law, you have decided that God is wrong and your selected opinions are right. OK. I mean, you could easily pick other scientists who disagree if you wanted, but you started with a belief and found scientists who support your belief.